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Overview
Data

Analysis

Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Hawaii (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))

Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Hawaii
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Year	Coal	Natural gas ^a	Petroleum ^b							Total
Year	Coal	Natural gas ^a	Distillate fuel oil	HGL ^c	Kerosene	Motor gasoline	Petroleum coke	Residual fuel oil	Total	Total
1960	—	—	20	10	10	21	—	19	80	80
1961	—	—	24	13	18	20	—	21	96	96
1962	—	—	22	18	17	21	—	17	96	96
1963	—	—	25	17	15	21	—	17	94	94
1964	—	—	29	18	19	25	—	16	108	108
1965	—	—	31	20	16	22	—	15	104	104
1966	—	—	34	23	14	28	—	16	115	115
1967	—	—	31	30	14	29	—	14	118	118
1968	—	—	39	35	9	39	—	17	138	138
1969	—	—	53	73	10	45	—	18	200	200
1970	—	—	75	79	36	50	—	18	258	258
1971	—	—	61	93	20	30	—	15	219	219
1972	—	—	56	85	15	31	—	15	202	202
1973	—	—	55	88	10	36	—	15	205	205
1974	—	—	41	85	15	24	—	11	175	175
1975	—	—	36	57	19	37	—	7	156	156
1976	—	—	40	89	39	35	—	10	213	213
1977	—	—	52	94	50	36	—	15	247	247
1978	—	—	54	88	45	38	—	13	238	238
1979	—	—	113	131	2	38	—	7	292	292
1980	—	—	171	76	—	20	—	12	279	279
1981	—	—	77	72	—	22	—	26	196	196
1982	—	—	24	68	—	22	—	50	163	163
1983	—	—	43	80	(s)	18	—	4	146	146
1984	—	—	50	16	1	16	—	11	94	94
1985	—	—	57	18	1	18	—	10	103	103
1986	—	—	79	17	1	17	—	32	146	146
1987	—	7	176	21	1	17	—	25	240	247
1988	—	—	242	24	(s)	20	—	832	1,118	1,118
1989	—	—	216	25	(s)	19	—	688	948	948
1990	—	—	195	23	(s)	22	—	390	629	629
1991	—	—	263	23	(s)	18	—	9	313	313
1992	—	—	215	73	(s)	17	—	496	801	801
1993	—	—	179	16	(s)	4	—	16	214	214
1994	—	—	168	16	(s)	4	—	204	392	392
1995	—	—	148	15	(s)	4	—	29	197	197
1996	—	—	96	19	(s)	4	—	6	125	125
1997	—	—	169	35	(s)	4	—	5	213	213
1998	—	—	91	100	(s)	4	—	804	999	999
1999	—	—	112	57	(s)	4	—	3	175	175
2000	—	3	95	77	(s)	4	—	4	180	183
2001	—	4	59	78	(s)	4	—	3	144	149
2002	—	5	135	79	(s)	4	—	(s)	218	222
2003	—	5	123	58	(s)	4	—	—	185	190
2004	—	5	166	59	(s)	4	—	2	232	237
2005	—	7	167	61	(s)	4	—	1	233	240
2006	—	6	169	62	(s)	4	—	(s)	236	242
2007	—	6	121	54	—	4	—	(s)	179	185
2008	—	5	95	97	—	4	—	—	196	201
2009	—	6	117	131	—	4	—	—	251	257
2010	—	6	113	128	—	4	—	—	246	252
2011	—	6	128	152	—	4	—	—	285	290
2012	—	7	114	134	—	4	—	—	252	259
2013	—	7	109	145	—	4	—	—	258	265
2014	—	6	138	157	—	4	—	—	300	306
2015	—	7	96	146	—	102	—	—	345	351
2016	—	7	67	146	—	104	—	—	318	324
2017	—	7	88	190	—	106	—	—	384	390
2018	—	8	101	179	—	108	—	—	387	395
2019	—	10	135	194	—	108	—	—	437	447
2020	—	8	96	176	—	108	—	—	381	389
2021	—	5	99	217	—	109	—	—	425	430
2022	—	6	95	202	—	113	—	—	410	416
2023	—	6	101	192	—	113	—	—	406	412
2024	—	5	96	187	—	102	—	—	385	390

Footnotes:

^a Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

^b Excludes biofuels.

^c Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

— = No consumption. Where shown, R = Revised data and (s) = Value less than 0.5.

Notes: · Data are carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions estimates from fossil fuels primary energy consumption, excluding renewable energy. The state data do not account for interstate flow of electricity and represent CO2 emissions in the state where fossil fuels are burned to generate electricity, although the electricity might be sold to ultimate customers in other states and sectors. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The commercial sector includes commercial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and commercial electricity-only plants. · The continuity of these data series estimates may be affected by changing data sources and estimation methodologies. See the technical notes for each type of energy.

Web page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/